Diving Deeper Into Financial Literacy — Page 3

A golden cross is the 50-day average rising above the 200-day; a death cross is the reverse. Learn the lag, the false crosses and a classroom activity.

Learn how to use a stock screener: start from an idea, change one filter at a time, read why companies match, then research. Includes a class activity.

MACD indicator explained for students: the MACD line, signal line and histogram, the crossover trap, and a 15-minute class activity using a scanner setup.

RSI scores a stock from 0 to 100. Learn what 30 and 70 mean, why overbought is not a sell order, and how to find RSI setups in Rapunzl's Stock Scanner.

The Stochastic Oscillator shows where a close sits in its recent range. Learn %K and %D, the 20 and 80 lines, and a pullback setup to try in a classroom.

Eight stock screener filters explained: P/E, yield, debt, growth, moving averages, RSI, volume and support, with a starting range and blind spot for each.

Support and resistance levels explained: how a stock's floor and ceiling form, how breakouts and false breakouts work, and a 15-minute class activity.

15 money gifts for teens that teach real skills: first stocks, teen accounts, books, games, budget tools, and free ideas, with ages and prices.

In a 2007 US survey, only about a third grasped compound interest on debt. What studies show on debt literacy, costly borrowing and teaching it.

On average, patience and planning improve from childhood to young adulthood, with wide individual gaps. What five studies found, and what parents can do.

A 2025 meta-analysis of 22 classroom studies found spaced practice beat massed practice on average (d = 0.54). See the evidence and its limits.

Money worries in college are linked to worse mental health and, in some studies, lower grades. What four studies found and how parents can prepare.